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Flying out of Burbank? Airport says to arrive early because of road construction
A Southwest Airlines plane takes off from Burbank. Travelers are advised to arrive early.
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The Hollywood Burbank Airport is advising flyers to arrive at least two hours earlier than usual for the next 60 days because of construction slated to begin Monday.
Road closures: One lane of traffic on the southbound side of Hollywood Way next to Thornton Avenue will be closed during construction. The sidewalk and bike lane on the west side of Hollywood Way between Winona Avenue and Thornton Avenue will also be closed.
When: Construction will occur Mondays through Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. through June 6.
Why: Airport spokesperson Mike Christensen told LAist crews are building a retaining wall as part of Hollywood Burbank's passenger terminal construction project.
Alternatives: Officials recommend passengers use the Empire Avenue entrance or take Thornton Avenue to get to the airport.
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